Sentence examples for sets out to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The king hopes to stoke anti-Catholic feeling, but as Shakespeare sets out to accommodate his ruler, he finds himself resisting the court's manipulation.

The new agriculture bill, currently passing through parliament, proposes a system of environmental land management contracts that are set out to accommodate ammonia reduction as one of the public goods for which farmers will receive public money and that will replace current EU subsidies.

Whilst I was trapped in this nightmare of customer 'service', my girlfriend went to the Air France offices, where she was greeted with a queuing system, comfy chairs set out to accommodate weary travellers and three senior representatives who not only spoke English but French and Chinese as well.

Fortunately, many universities in the U.S have recognized this issue and have deliberately set out to accommodate the financial needs of foreign students.

When hoteliers Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta acquired the resort for $312.5M in 2016, the new owners set out to accommodate the city's cultural second wind.

No one ever sets out to fail.

And who sets out to generate losses?

Flint sets out to find Claus.

Tranter sets out to contradict this assessment.

The Stranger sets out to find Yeesha.

Language sets out to describe the 'more'more